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LONDON, Aug. 3 (Xinhua) -- Christian Taylor has always had one goal on his mind -- breaking the triple jump world record.

With two Olympic and two world titles, the 27-year-old has one challenge remained to be tackled in his otherwise brilliant career and that is to break the long-standing world record of 18.29 meters set by British Jonathan Edwards at the 1995 World Championships in Gothenburg.

"I have wanted the world record from day one. I am a little disappointed that I have not achieved it so far. I have heard his (Britain's record holder Jonathan Edwards) son's birthday is on the day of the final and I would like to give him this gift (of taking his world record away)," said Taylor at Thursday's pre-competition news conference ahead of the athletics world championships kicking off on Friday.

Taylor jumped to win at 2015 Beijing world championships with his personal best of 18.21, an all-time second best behind Edwards' record and hoped to perform even better in London.

"Hopefully it will be a Beijing rematch, maybe a little further. Mentally I am where I need to be," said the American. "I pray that I can take care of my qualification day. I will focus on the first step. But, if I had not locked my eyes on the gold medal, I would not be here."

If Taylor indeed breaks the world record, what elso goal does he have? Taylor hinted that he may switch to the 400 meters.

"I love the 400m, I have done it in high school and at the University of Florida. I do not take for granted the wins. If I had the triple jump world record, I would run (the 400) with pure joy," he said.

by Xinhua writers Gu Zhenqiu， Shi Xiaomeng， Hu Yousong

DIXVILLE NOTCH， the United States， Nov. 8 (Xinhua) -- Seven voters remained calm as they were casting their ballots at the stroke of midnight in Dixville Notch， a tiny town in the northeastern corner of the U.S. state of New Hampshire， kicking off the U.S. presidential elections on Tuesday.

They all knew they were the first in-person voters on the Election Day， hours before a great majority of their fellow American voters， as the tradition makes this small town better known in the country， or even in the world， for early voting.

An absentee voter brought the total number of voters in this remote community to eight -- Nancy DePalma registered as a voter at the polling station just seconds after the start of the midnight voting process.

In sharp contrast， some of the live broadcasting correspondents turned out to be more excited than the voters themselves. At one point， a female TV correspondent pronounced "Dixnotch Ville，" the name of the first-in-the-nation town since 1960， when she was speaking into her microphone.

Clay Smith， 30， was chosen as the first to vote by traditional lottery drawing. "This is my first time to be the first to vote，" the calm Smith said about his experience， "this is just another night."

He did not answer the question raised by another reporter whether he felt honored to be the first voter in the quadrennial U.S. presidential elections.